Packt Publishing has recently published the book IBM Websphere Portal 8: Web Experience Factory and the Cloud. I am proud to say that I was an editor for this book, which let me give feedback to the authors and publisher on its contents. The book takes the approach of developing a complete portal application from start […]
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Wheaton Worldwide as an Interesting Case Study
IBM has a YouTube of Wheaton Worldwide’s presentation and case study. Their portal includes key content and a learning management system integrated to the portal. But the new functionality really integrated their business functions into the portal. That’s what I really like about this case study. Wheaton’s portal enables their business and uses the web […]
Videos for learning Web Experience Factory
Lately IBM has been publishing videos on YouTube to help teach you about Web Experience Factory. WEF is IBM’s rapid development tool for building multi-channel and multi-device applications. This the product formerly called Portlet Factory, but since it does so much more than build porltets, the name change reflects its real purpose – to build […]
Mobile iOS Development: FlashBuilder vs Web Experience Factory
You want to build a an application once and deploy it to lots of different devices without much rework. That’s an age-old problem that we once thought would go away with modern web browsers. But now we have a new take on this issue: Web vs Native applications on mobile devices. Well, two products are […]
Developing Mobile Applications Using Portlet Factory
Jonathan Booth, an Architect who develops the Portlet Factory development tool at IBM, presented on how you can use Portlet Factory to create Mobile Applications. I’m not going to blog the entire presentation but instead give some highlights and key bits of information on what and how they use it. My first impressions are that […]